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Looks like I will have a try somewhere
Bugger...now I went to your site styl...but where is the link?
uhoh holland has legalised weed for battling diseases, now I wonder why the whole of holland suddenly got sick.. yeah 2 parties, 1 or more than 3....the mistake that is always made is that whatever your goverment represents, it will not represent you...
I am used to conventional brushes with oil paint... But this painter 8 program sort of has a grip on me now. It is so much fun. Would you say that tablets and pens are more used for graphics and designs that you can print, and for painting less and more for fun (look at pre-results of how your painting would look like?) <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/notsure.gif" border=0 ALIGN="abs
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Wallpapper Wom, wallpapper.... [Message Edited]
Thanks Koasati, it seems that the perfect tablet for me according to wacom is the Intuos2 9 X 12. Does anyone have worked with it? And is it really a BIG difference with the normal mouse?
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.....the newest additions could be placed underneath the Library tab at the left...I'd say yay..heheh
What are the advantages of working with a tablet versus a mouse? [Message Edited]
No... What can it do other than monitoring pressure of the brush?
Doing fine WOM, glad to see you're still posting and alive Had a great holiday in Switzerland, France, Belgium and Luxemburg. Lots of inspiration and tanked up for a few great paintings
And now I am addicted
Oh well Jafo should be able to predict my next 8 hours every second of the day. He keeps on living in my future.
Woohoo Welcome back Motion
Bravo Monty! Not many people dare to ask in all openness what could be changed for the better. Here is something we all can learn from! I, for one, am glad you put this thread up. Sometimes it seems on this site that when a work is rejected the authur is a clumsy fool (There, you have your mistakes out in the open statement). Nobody is without mistakes, some are just better in hiding them. In all the comments I have read on works here there is little to none constructive criticism. And nobody ac
As I said before I would recommend anyone just to have an exhibition of your work in a gallery... ...Now just go incognito and listen to upstarts and people that have the urge to degrade anything. It's a laugh. Only a few will give their real thoughts and maybe dare to give advice. You, as the artist will learn to sift the meant comments soon enough. On a site like this, it is just the same. It will vary from "
I agree with Lady Akasha.
That's somehing to feel proud of indeed!
Heh..I did change it somewhere Whether it was called contenleft I am not sure... Wish I was familiar with the coding It''s sleeping time for me Angela, thanks for your input. Take care, while I ponder myself to lalaland [Mess
Yep Angela, that's what I am talking about. I remember having set content margins for these buttons on my tiffany skin. That means the start and ending of the text further away from the left and the right border per button. I forgot how I did that. In skinstudio you have a preview and a code section, and I remember having to set these margins in the coding section for I couldn't find it with clicking on the preview. I did a search for that on tiffany, nothing.. <img src="http://images.stardock.
Yes, that shifts all the text. Well I hope someone hops along and reads the post and thinks: Oh I know how to do that! [Message Edited]
Oh dear! I am altering some old skins, and at the moment working on the menubar buttons. Eeeer, somehow I was able to set the contentmargins of the text in the menubuttons. Vaguely I remember I couldn't set that with Skinstudio, but changed something in the coding section. Now...If only I can remember how I did that.... <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/surprised.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmid